Connecting Envy 5660 to AT&T wireless network

Can the Envy 5660e be connected to an AT&T wireless router?

Yes.  The Envy 5660 is supported on a number of routers including AT&T.
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    Hi @Northwest-John, 
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    Have a nice day!
    Thank You.
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